A New Duo for Multi-location and Multi-parameter Air Monitoring

The TSI OmniCount™ Portable Water-based Condensation Particle Counter (PWCPC) now integrates seamlessly with the OmniTrak™ platform, enabling you to monitor ultrafine particles alongside particulate matter (PM), particle number concentration (PNC) and a range of environmental parameters - such as gases (VOC, CO2, CO, H2CO, and more), temperature, relative humidity, and noise.

Deploy multiple OmniCount™ instruments or OmniTrak™ modules across different locations and automatically synchronize all your data, so you capture spatial and parameter insights with precision and ease. With OmniCount™ and OmniTrak™, you get a powerful platform that links real-time monitoring across various locations and parameters on the OmniTrak™ Smart Station, offering a clear path to discovery.

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Consider Adding the TSI OmniTrak™ Solution if...

... you want to monitor multiple locations simultaneously: Deploy instruments across rooms, buildings, or sites - identify sources and track variations across spaces, in both micro- and macro-level environments, within a 100m Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) range.

... you need the bigger picture: Combine and correlate ultrafine particle measures with particulate matter (PM), key gases, noise, temperature, relative humidity, and more for truly comprehensive insights.

... you need real-time validation of your data: Access live data on the OmniTrak™ Smart Station - spot trends, validate experiments, and troubleshoot instantly.

... you prefer easy data management: No complex setup - export well-organized, time-synced results as a CSV file whenever you need them, or seemlessly connect to TSI Link™ software.

... you like flexibility and scalability: Expand easily as your research grows or budget becomes available - add modules or devices without missing a beat.
 

Uncover the Full Story with Multi-location & Multi-parameter Insights

The modular approach is ideal for a variety of demanding applications, including real-time UFP monitoring in buildings, schools, and aircraft cabins, personal exposure studies, source emissions research, and so much more.